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I don't understand why a character would benefit from being restricted to a single role at all times. Norman Osborn's had objectives other than opposing Peter Parker. Even if Norman had no prior...

Harry's redemption probably wouldn't have survived his return as the Clone Saga architect and the robot parent plot. It's difficult to return to heroism after killing the baby (and Ben) of your best...

One of the lessons I hope Zeb Wells eventually learns is that what works in one medium will not do so in another. Kingpin's decision to sit this out wouldn't be an issue if this were a TV show, and...

...I disagree with Dan Slott's interpretation of several of the characters in this franchise but some of the posters here seem to lack any skill in the art of polite conversation.

Although I can't say I liked this issue, mind-control plots are a staple of the genre. I think the criticism of that particular narrative device is somewhat overdone.

To be perfectly honest, as an asexual, I found both arguments in this debate to be somewhat limiting. A romantic experience is not a prerequisite for adulthood. As the matter is subjective, I don't...

Peter's happiness is anti-Marvel so he's not allowed to have an active and/or living friend group. :p

Better term: Squick.

Peter working for Oscorp squicks me out.

I occasionally wonder how many people blame poor and uninspired writing on the writers rather than the characters when the characters aren't ones they happen to enjoy.

Norman is the reason Gwen is...

This story was better than I thought it would be.

It's usually a smart idea to discuss your deep-seated psychological issues so that you don't make the same decisions when mentoring new heroes. Good for spidey .:p

I use this :p to indicate I've...

In a legal sense, Queen Goblin's death amounted to accidental manslaughter. Norman inadvertently killed Kafka as a result of negligent, careless, and dangerous behavior.

Spider-Man is...

The 616 comics have said Harry Osborn is Peter Parker's best friend a few times? The 60s comics established it.

It's a phrase. Agent Z is saying the rabid Gwen antis are cringe. Fans can be held accountable for inappropriate fan conduct. The obsessive antis are a peculiar group.



Gwen was raised by...

Yep. Even when Gwen was alive, Mary Jane was the preferred candidate for adaptations.

This is a controversial opinion thread. Please allow others to hold contentious views that you don't share here. Even if other people disagree, the poster's perspective is still valid in their eyes.

You are the most relentlessly optimistic fan I have ever met and for that you have my undying respect. Rock on.

Would it be feasible to ask that Janine be referred to as a CSA survivor rather than a victim? Both are acceptable addresses, but the first comes across as more clinical.

Aren't we always here?

Discovering how Queen Goblin is involved could be as exciting as the who for Spider-Man's more optimistic fans.

Disclaimer: Not me.

I'll always have unfavorable thoughts on the term chosen one. I don't support the decision but I suppose Slott and Spencer had a reason to take 616 Peter in that direction.

Hard Determinists, those who think that everything is predetermined, and their debate over free will is as old as it gets!

The scene you presented did not give me that impression.


Choices...

An individual's romantic life doesn't matter to destiny. God did not ordain their social life. No companion or lover is given to them by fate.

Suggesting that one's love life is predestined is...

Maybe I'm too asexual to understand the appeal, but that is one of the least romantic takes I have ever read on PeterMJ.

The protagonists in the novels To Kill a Mockingbird, A Song of Ice and Fire, Ender's Game, The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon, etc. are around those ages.

I'd like to think the idea that Peter is...